The Argentine footballer Leo Messi has bought a mansion in Sant Josep (Ibiza) for 11 million euros but it is in an irregular situation, without a building permit or a certificate of habitability, according to information published by Periódico de Ibiza y Formentera.
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with 16000 m2 of land it is possible to construct on rural land. the problem here is that more was constructed than was permitted. i understood that houses could not be bought or sold without a cedula, and that electricity or water could not be connected. latest news is that messi also has made additions or alterations to the property which are outside of the planning permission.